Exactly. No winks! And I could sympathize and side with Lorraine even as I related (in my young, dumb youth) to the ironically named Phil Buckley. Not only that, the film adds historical depth where most movies set during the birth of (white) rock & roll are shallow and nostalgic. No nostalgia here. I just love the movie. I could watch it any time.
When you're right, you're right. And you're right. Sincerity and irony, by the way, are the elements that make "If I Had a Hammer" my favorite of your films.
Many thanks, will. You are one of the brave, the few, who have seen that movie
Really? I've never actually thought about it. But nobody was winking at the camera
Exactly. No winks! And I could sympathize and side with Lorraine even as I related (in my young, dumb youth) to the ironically named Phil Buckley. Not only that, the film adds historical depth where most movies set during the birth of (white) rock & roll are shallow and nostalgic. No nostalgia here. I just love the movie. I could watch it any time.
When you're right, you're right. And you're right. Sincerity and irony, by the way, are the elements that make "If I Had a Hammer" my favorite of your films.